Porcelain tiles are denser, stronger, and more water-resistant than other types of tiles. Their low porosity makes them less likely to absorb moisture, stain, and crack, resulting in greater durability and longevity.

Porcelain tiles come in a wide range of sizes, from small mosaics to large slabs, allowing for versatility in design. They also have diverse finishes, such as polished, matte, honed, and textured, catering to different aesthetic preferences.

Porcelain tile is usually installed using thin-set mortar, which is applied to both the subfloor and the back of the tile. Some tiles may require additional adhesives or sealants to ensure a secure and lasting installation.

Porcelain tiles are highly versatile and can be used for both indoor and outdoor applications. Common areas include floors, walls, showers, backsplashes, and countertops. Due to their durability and water-resistant qualities, they are particularly suitable for moisture-prone areas.